Is Obesity Overrated as a "Risk Factor" for Poor Outcomes in Chronic Occupational Spinal Disorders?
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概要
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- 2006-12-01
著者
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Mayer Tom
Department Of Orthopedic Surgery University Of Texas Southwestern Medical Center At Dallas
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Mayer Tom
Department Of Orthopedic Surgery Southwestern Medical Center University Of Texas
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Gatchel Robert
Department Of Psychology College Of Science University Of Texas At Arlington
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Gatchel Robert
Department Of Anesthesiology And Pain Management University Of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
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ACESKA Aleksandra
PRIDE Research Foundation
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